The hamlet above the sea
Gazing out over Alonissos's east coast, the cobalt blue of the Aegean Sea, and a clutch of emerald green islands, Adelphia is a way of life rather than just a villa. Conceived with conviviality and hedonistic pleasures in mind, it offers fabulously flexible accommodation gathered round a central Club House, acres of space in which to unwind, numerous options for al fresco living, and, in its awe-inspiring, 25m-long pool, a truly unique focal point.
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Adelphia sits above the sea about half way up the east coast of Alonissos. The seafront tavernas, amenities and harbour of Steni Vala are just over a 10-minute drive. The island's main port, Patitiri, and the historic capital, Alonissos Town, are just a 20- and a 25-minute drive away.
Despite its diminutive size, 14km long and 4km wide, Alonissos has an embarrassment of riches when it comes to beaches. Arguably the best ones are to be found along the east coast and on the southern tip. There are several, including Agios Petros, Glifa, and Tzortzi Gialos within 15 minutes, while a few minutes more will take you up the coast to Agios Dimitrios, whose splendid white sands and intense blue waters are irresistible. The north of the island also boasts some idyllic coves and beaches but most of these are only accessible by boat: an excellent reason to rent one for your stay.
Alonissos, its surrounding waters and minor islands, including Peristera, Kyra Panagia, Gioura, Psathoura, Piperi and Skantzoura, form the Alonissos Marine Park, the largest of its kind in Europe. Established in 1992, its 2,250km2 is home to a fascinating variety of flora, fauna, marine life (including Mediterranean monk seals) and unspoilt natural beauty.
Finally, just across the water, is Alonissos's sister Sporades Island, Skopelos, which is highly recommended and easy to get to.
For more information about hydrofoils and ferries to and between the Sporades Islands, please see our dedicated page.
A holiday in the sun would not be complete without exploring the breath-taking coastline, majestic cliffs and glistening azure sea that your destination has to offer. The best way to experience this spectacle is from your very own rental boat, pottering along at a leisurely pace and occasionally stopping off to drop anchor and swim in secluded bays.
DiscoverSet sail in the Sporades and explore the routes of pirates and merchants. Relax on the deck and enjoy the cooling winds and sunshine as you sail through the National Marine Park and its numerous deserted islands, beautiful coastlines, and small fishing villages.There are plenty of chances for swimming, sunbathing, and snorkeling while your captain introduces you to the islands’ history, traditions, and geography, which provides a natural habitat for many species, including monk seals, various types of dolphins, hawks, and gulls. If you're in luck, you'll spot a few en route.
DiscoverDiscover the flavours of the islands in the comfort of your villa by hiring a private chef. From just one meal to a full board service, you're sure to find an option that works for you.
DiscoverSet sail in the Sporades and explore the routes of pirates and merchants. Relax on deck and enjoy the cooling winds and sunshine as you sail through the National Marine Park and its numerous deserted islands, beautiful coastlines and small fishing villages, hopefully spotting the odd monk seal or dolphin en route. There's no better introduction islands’ history, traditions and geography.
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